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An atom of gold is made up of fewer protons than an atom of oxygen? True or False?
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An atom of gold is made up of fewer protons than an atom of oxygen? True or False?
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The answer is True, hopefully I helped :p
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False, you can tell the amount of protons by looking at the atomic number. For example Gold is number 79, and oxygen is number 8.
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